• Investor opportunity +
• 3 (interlinked) bedrooms +
• 2 Receptions +
• Requires refurbishment +
• Double glazed +
• No chain +
• Popular location +
• Front & rear garden +
• Outbuildings +
• Proven rental demand area +

Investor Opportunity – 3-Bed Terraced House in South Lynn This three-bedroom terraced property in South Lynn, King’s Lynn offers excellent potential for investors looking for a renovation project with strong returns. The house features two reception rooms, a kitchen, a ground floor bathroom, and three interlinked bedrooms, with some attractive original features still in place. While it requires full modernisation, the property benefits from double glazing, front and rear gardens, and no onward chain – making it an ideal blank canvas for redevelopment. With its turn-of-the-century character and close-to-amenities location, the house presents the opportunity to add significant value through refurbishment. Once improved, it has strong potential for both resale or rental demand in this established residential area. The rear garden has a range of outbuildings and is a generous size which again offers great opportunity. This property is not suited to first-time buyers with a low deposit, but is a perfect prospect for investors, developers, or experienced buyers seeking a project. Disclaimer
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